Free casual memory game
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Memochi - Dust is a free casual game for Windows by Andyl4nd that forms part of the itch.io universe with titles like Passing By and Lost Lots. You’ll find a creature in an arcade cabinet and you will need to explore its memories to pass the time. Each memory is a level you can investigate, discovering its life in a lengthy story.
There are no voice-overs, so you’ll browse text-based levels as the memories unfold. It uses Adventure Game Studio as the engine with outdated 2D graphics. Memochi - Dust presents a memorable experience if you aren’t into action games and simply want to browse through puzzle elements.
Browse a memory collection
When it comes to graphic novels games, you can expect to click and read endlessly as you pass through each level. Memochi - Dust delivers a similar experience, as you’ll click a red button to play the stages. The adorable creature will appear and interact with you as the story unfolds over a hundred animated memories.
Read through text
You’ll spend a vast amount of time reading text as you play Memochi - Dust. There’s a chat box where you can interact with the memories, while you can also view different scenes that appear. The memories are also random, but you’ll get to view the creature’s entire life from beginning to end.
Basic graphics
The graphics are in 2D, and it looks like the developer used a simple paint tool to create most of the objects. Even the animations are pretty elementary, so most of the focus is on the story instead of the visuals. However, players can donate funds to the project for future improvements.
Easy to play
If you’re looking for casual, minimalistic gameplay, Memochi - Dust is the ideal solution. The mechanics consist mainly of an On-Off switch, a chatbox, and a red button to randomise the memories. There’s no real challenge involved, and it’s suitable for any age group.
Take a walk down memory lane
Memochi - Dust presents a carefree game filled with nostalgia and emotions. It’ll take you on an adventure of happiness, sadness, and life itself. You can take your time going through each level until you reach the final chapter.
